A nice little art gallery in Georgetown! Many beautiful items from paintings and photography to…read moreglass art and others. A co-op of the artists exhibiting their work, they are happy to share their passion with you! Excellent place to stop!

Very interesting items here. We purchased a glass ringholder with a swirl of colors, and a homemade…read moresnowmen ornament. The owners are friendly, and I always appreciate that in small businesses.

We came to Georgetown to ride the train and stumble me across this art studio. The owners were very…read morenice and fun people. Our kids spent about 30 minutes getting instruction on how to paint a canvas. They had a blast and got to take home there own art souvenir. Great way to spend and afternoon. We would definitely go back and visit!

From the owner: Over 18 years massage experience. Over 12 years teaching…read moremassage. Many massage specialties. Art classes. Art instruction using acrylic on canvas.

We decided to take a drive to discover more of western Colorado. While driving on West 70 toward…read moreDillon Reservoir we stopped to see Georgetown. It's a quaint town. The kind of place I imagine people don't lock their homes or cars. After a late, delicious breakfast at Happy Cooker, we took a stroll down the main street (6th Street). One of the places that caught our eye was Georgetown Gallery. It shares a front door with Georgetown Coffee & Tea. We're not big on visiting galleries because they either have outrageous prices or the art is so bizarre or ornate it's nothing we would consider putting in our home. But Georgetown Gallery is different. It is made up of several mini-galleries from artists who make unique, affordable, and very tasteful pieces. If I had unlimited funds, I would have needed two men and a small boy to carry out all the pieces of art I would have purchased! The artisans also take turns staffing the place. On this day we got to meet Karen Heber. A retired school teacher turned painter and potter. We purchased one of her lithographs. (It's the one she shows on the gallery's website.) There were a few others we also liked but our budget wouldn't allow us to buy everything we liked. Karen's pottery was beautiful and cool, but we bought a piece of pottery from another artist to fit the decor of a friend's home. Between you and me... this gallery is VERY affordable and many of the pieces are a BARGAIN! We expected the piece of pottery we bought to easily be around $35. When Karen said it was $18 we just looked at each other like "Okaaaay, wrap it up!" All-in-all it was a pleasure to speak with Karen, learn about her art and the local history, and take our time looking around the gallery without being pressured. I'm sure we'll be visiting the gallery again around Christmastime when the town has special holiday festivities.

great burritos, cinnamon cake was unbelievable, customer service was amazing, beautiful location,…read morehighly recommend

Ophelia's is the most gorgeous antique store I have visited. Everything is beautiful organized and…read moredisplayed. There is not a speck of dust! The lighting is well done so the jewelry sparkles and one can see the fine detail of pieces. Just delightful!

Never felt more unwelcome. From the moment me and my daughter (3.5) walked in, the owner/employee…read morewas following us. Watching us. My daughter touched a tiger stuffed animal, a tin dust pan and a lid to a wooden box. All while being within arms reach of me and keeping my eye on her the whole time. My daughter was extremely well behaved, was not running or touching anything that she shouldn't. I know that because I was literally watching her the entire time. When my daughter touched the wooden lid to this wooden box, the older woman following us then told me to stop my daughter from touching anything. At all. We weren't in the store for more than 3 minutes. This is a tourist town. Flooded with families. My suggestion for the owner is that if they don't want kids in there, then they need a sign that says children are not welcome because clearly they aren't. We are local and come to this town regularly and I can confidently say that we will never go there or bring any guests that visit there again.

Really unfortunate there are so many beautiful items here. We were trying to buy a $350 art piece,…read morebut the owner/operator was so rude that we just left. I actually feel sorry for her because she must be incredibly miserable in life to act like that. My family, including my Mom, wife, and kids, learned an important life lesson today. Get yourself mental health help before you take it out on others.

I love exploring and purchasing from shops in the many historical Mountain towns of Colorado. When…read moreI stepped into the Stonehenge shop an older, robust, man behind the counter, frowned at my Husband and I. No smile. No welcome. When I approached him. He literally snarled and turned his head away from me. I seriously wondered if ALL the Historic Georgetown shops treated minorities this way. I found something I like upon entry. I would NEVER support the ignorant indignities of this shop . . . especially after reading a post from another minority. Luckily "My Lovely Company LLC" quickly restored my faith in the Historical shops of Georgetown. Maria Henchan was awesome and her products are Outstanding! I wish giving NO STARS was an option. That's what this place really deserves.

Unfortunately, we missed the last tour on the day we visited museum, but we were entertained with a…read morebrief mini tour/ history of the museum by a friendly lady minding the small museum shop of antique goods including lots of cool glassware, cups and saucers. The exterior of the building is beautiful and there are a few historical plaques placed around the outside to further educate you on the cool history of this place. Great photo opportunity! The whole town is beautiful too, wander around and enjoy the local flavor.

We stopped by here after I saw a show on haunted places in Colorado. It's a great tour and it will…read moreonly cost you 10 bucks per person. You will spend an hour learning about the times and the people who once owned this hotel. The tour guides are just great and remember to buy a small antique at the store. You will just love it and you might just see a ghost.

So much jerky, so little time! When we walked in, we were greeted by the story owner (I believe…read moreMax) and he was very friendly and gave us the lay down of the land. They have the gamut of jerky variations, including different game and spice levels, along with other Colorado products. Great, local business to support!

We stopped in after eating nearby at 511 Rose. There's a wall full of jerky (which I grabbed some…read moreraspberry habanero or similar one) and a lot of other items throughout the shop. We also grabbed some candle whose wax doubles as lotion. My oldest kid really enjoys the novelty of it and it smells good. The shop owner (I assume) was friendly and explained some of the merchandise.

I have no words to describe how beautiful and absolutely perfect this place is. I mean literally…read morenot ONE complaint. This guy is the host of all hosts. Respects your privacy but attentive as hell. And this is the most ideal property. Outdoor jacuzzi next to a flowing creek nestled in a valley of green mountains. Super clean and quiet. Breakfast was absolutely amazing. He's thought of everything including blown glass straws for his homemade smoothies. I DO NOT want to leave. Did I mention the hammock by the creek???!

We had a wonderful stay! The service is exceptional, the rooms are amazing! I would definitely stay…read morehere again!

What a fun outing! I've visited the railroad twice now, both in the fall, and the views are…read moreabsolutely beautiful. The tracks are unique and the conductor tells a light but informative history of the area on the return trip. I only wish more discounts were available as it gets pretty pricey with groups! Buy tickets online or in person. There are bathrooms onsite at the depot and at the stop as well.

Beautiful area place and thing to do with kids and or adults …read more My son loved it although the train broke that day and we had to be delayed by two Hours . But turns out okay after . Not worth going twice though